Suprascribe is an iCloud subscription tracker that reads the receipts, billing confirmations, and renewal notices already sitting in your Apple inbox. It connects over IMAP with a revocable app-specific password - for free, with no bank access required.
Suprascribe connects to imap.mail.me.com over TLS on port 993 with an app-specific password. The IMAP setup guide walks through generating one - it takes about a minute.
Apple does not offer a public OAuth API for iCloud Mail, so Suprascribe connects over IMAP using an app-specific password you generate at appleid.apple.com. It grants mail access only, and you can revoke it from your Apple ID in one click.
The scanner looks for receipts, renewal notices, and billing confirmations - not your personal messages. Unrelated emails are never read or stored.
Settings then Subscriptions only shows what Apple bills you for. Anything charged straight to your card - Netflix, your gym, a SaaS tool bought on the web - never appears there, but the receipt landed in your iCloud inbox.
Paste the app-specific password, run the scan, and get a complete subscription list. No manual entry, no bank linking, no credit card required.
Most subscription detection tools - Rocket Money, PocketGuard - require connecting your bank account via Plaid. That means handing over access to your complete transaction history to find subscriptions.
Suprascribe takes a narrower approach: every subscription generates an email receipt. Scanning those receipts produces the same result - a complete subscription list - without touching your bank account at all. Your financial data stays between you and your bank.
The iCloud scanner finds emails matching subscription patterns, then reads their subject, sender and body so the billing details can be extracted. No email content is stored. The scan is ephemeral - only the extracted subscription name, amount, and renewal date are saved.
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